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It wasn’t easy, said interior designer Sabah Mansoor, but she somehow managed to fit five different kinds of marble into one en-suite bathroom, creating a tapestry-like stone mural in the space. The ...

“Marty Supreme” and “Bugonia” are among the nominees for the 2026 Set Decorators Society of America Awards. The awards celebrate excellence in the art of set decoration for film with the decor and ...

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